IntelePeer Appoints Alleen Delpierre as Vice President of Strategic Alliances
IntelePeer announced in a press release the appointment of Alleen Delpierre as Vice President of Strategic Alliances. Delpierre will focus on building a partner ecosystem that supports the growth of healthcare AI solutions.
Delpierre has extensive experience in healthcare technology partnerships and has held leadership roles at companies providing conversational AI to the healthcare market, including Amelia. At Amelia, she led partner revenue growth by improving onboarding and enablement programs. Her background also includes roles in cybersecurity, financial services, and enterprise channel management.
IntelePeer stated that strategic partnerships are central to scaling the impact of its Agentic AI solutions. By integrating these capabilities into the workflows of existing partners, the company aims to help healthcare organizations adopt and expand AI solutions with greater efficiency.
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